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| State prisons equipped to house paralyzed inmates |
| By cjonline.com - Tim Hrenchir |
| Published: 12/17/2012 |
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Hunter Hillmer is a prisoner of his own body. The 19-year-old Topeka paraplegic will likely soon become a prisoner of the state of Kansas. Hunter would be the latest paralyzed person to enter Kansas Department of Corrections custody if he is sentenced to prison after being convicted this past week of reckless second-degree murder. The state corrections department currently houses two quadriplegics and several paraplegics, department spokesman Jeremy Barclay said this past week. A paraplegic is paralyzed from the waist down, while a quadriplegic is paralyzed from the neck down. Read More. |
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